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Bilt Cloud gives your app a full backend — user sign-in, a PostgreSQL database, file storage, and server-side logic — without writing backend code or creating an account with another service.

What it is

Bilt Cloud is Bilt’s managed backend. Enable it with one click and Bilt provisions a database and backend for your project; from then on, features you describe in chat can store real data, authenticate users, upload files, and run logic on the server. You manage it from Settings → Database in your project.

What you can do

Database

Store and query data in PostgreSQL tables — browse and edit it in the dashboard

Sign-in & users

Email, Apple, and Google sign-in, with a list of everyone who signed up

File storage

Upload and serve images, videos, and documents from storage buckets

Automations

Server-side logic with deploy status and per-run logs
Data is user-protected by default — policy-based rules keep each user’s data private to them. Once enabled, describe the feature you want in chat and Bilt writes the code that talks to your backend — auth flows, queries, uploads, and server calls.

Connection options

Projects on the older Bilt-managed Supabase backend can move to Bilt Cloud with the Migrate to Bilt button — data, users, files, and functions included.

Built-in inspector

See what Bilt built without leaving your project, under Settings → Database:
  • Data — browse tables, relationships, and the rows stored in them
  • Users — see accounts and manage sign-in providers
  • Automations — server logic, deployments, and invocation logs
  • Files — storage buckets and their contents
  • Advanced — run raw SQL queries

Security

Backend credentials are encrypted at rest. Data access is protected per user, and secrets you add stay on the server — they’re never bundled into your app. If you connected your own Supabase account, you can revoke Bilt’s access at any time.

Guide

For a step-by-step walkthrough, see the connect a backend guide.

Questions? We're happy to help

Email support@bilt.me, or ask in the Discord community.